Yilong Rong Media (Reporter Xiong Deke) Orange blossoms swaying in the April wind, and the green waves are showing Yurong. At present, it is the season when citrus flowers are in full bloom, in Saijin Town, tens of thousands of acres of citrus flowers are competing to open, one by one, clusters of white citrus flowers hang all over the branches, like clouds and snow like stars, beautiful.
Walking into the citrus orchard of Zhilanba Village, Saijin Town, Wang Yongbing, a large planter, is organizing workers to walk through the green orange trees to thin flowers and apply herbicides. In his opinion, this tree full of flowers and rich floral fragrance all infiltrate the charm of the harvest year.
April is an important period for citrus trees to bloom and bear fruit, Wang Yongbing does not dare to slack off, always pay attention to the growth of orange trees, and carry out various spring orange tree management and protection work in a timely manner.
In the citrus orchard, many tourists seize the good opportunity to enjoy the flowers, walk through the green orange trees, enjoy the scenery, smell the fragrance, take pictures, and convey the joy brought by the orange blossoms.
In recent years, Saijin Town has explored the industrial development model dominated by the development of citrus, relying on professional cooperatives to drive the participation of villagers, establishing a 10,000-mu citrus industrial park, adopting the business model of "large park + small owners" and "owners + farmers", continuing to promote specialized planting, and actively guiding fruit farmers to work hard to optimize the planting structure and improve varieties to improve fruit quality.
Citrus orchard in Zhilanba Village, Saijin Town
Nowadays, Saijin Town takes flowers as the medium and fruits as the medium, focusing on the citrus industry, creating an integrated development of agriculture and tourism led by spring flower appreciation and autumn fruit picking, promoting the "double harvest" of ecological and economic benefits, and embarking on a new path of rural revitalization.
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